Comments by "RiteMo LawBks" (@ritemolawbks8012) on "Latest Sightings" channel.

  1.  @MrSilus2000  Stay on topic, and stop with the endless tagging. I don't GAF what a politician did or didn't do. This is a damn video about an elephant. Leave me the hell alone!
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  2. Everyone was on their best behavior for the new year. The hyena was docile and even had a nice hair cut. The snake, mother and baby impala were all polite and respectful, too.
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  3.  @Codshtuagd  It doesn't mean that they still are. Clearly, something changed about them.
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  4. It's on Fifth Ave getting sold as croc shoes and fashion accessories.
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  5. They should have put an audio warning because the elephant might have damaged my eardrums.
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  6. How did they even see him with that stealth mode activated? I'm beginning to think Wildebeest might be smarter than buffalos.
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  7. [ 0:10 ] First time the wildebeest can watch a wildlife recording without being the meal.
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  8. It's never boring, and the vocals are entertaining.
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  9. That's my son.
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  10. Volodymyr Zelenskyy: "Never mistake humility for weakness. If you want to fight, we'll fight, but you'll lose!"
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  11. The more impressive strength is the buffalo that dragged the croc out of water while it had a vice grip on the buffalo's nose.
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  12.  @shafqatishan437  It carried a croc out of the river using only its top lip. It doesn't matter how much the croc weighs. That's impressive.
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  13. Only a female predators would castrate a bull like that. Even the male lions consider that cruel and unusual.
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  14. The elephant was grumpy, but if it wanted to stab or crush a hippo, croc, or human it can do it pretty effortlessly.
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  15. At least it didn't have to worry about climate change, nuclear winter, or the impala-version of coronavirus.
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  16. She did it for Instagram likes.
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  17. LMAO. Her processor was malfunctioning.
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  18.  @michaelcraig9449  I don't have much problem with the party. The cult members and the anti-social incels and trolls that litter the internet are the problem.
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  19. That slow stalk was out of this world, but all cats are buttholes. They are likely brothers.
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  20. The poor cub probably learned to associate parked cars with an injured prey. It didn't realize it was a setup.
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  21.  @ericconnor8419  You're going to have to repeat it louder. I can't hear. Also, 💛💙Slava Ukraini ! 💙💛
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  22. Except for one: The Notorious Honey Badger.
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  23. The leopard knew what he was doing and probably encountered and escaped from the same lions in the past. These servals didn't catch the lion scent in time to escape.
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  24. 1:57 was the best. That went he said, "I'm going after that b-t-h!"
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  25. I love how they show up pretending to be curious spectators, as if the dogs don't know what's going on. There's usually a few storks, a couple of jackals, and a hyena as well. All of them trying to go unnoticed by blending in with the surroundings.
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  26. He made his Wookie distress calls but took the drowning like a boss. His fake friends ignored him with the "nu fone; who did?"
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  27. The croc could have also frightened a calf from drinking water or taking a mud bath, which is a good enough reason to eliminate the threat.
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  28. The one "sleeping" was already up and ready to fight before getting bitten.
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  29. There's probably fewer than a 100 wild dogs left, and enough white rhinos to count on one hand. Wildebeest are of least concern. They'll be fine.
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  30. The birds are obviously selling drugs.
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  31.  @Asdasty  Probably ran right into a clan of hungry hyenas. They aren't known for their intelligence.
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  32.  @amazingsupergirl7125  Are you sure you have a decent understanding of word "efficiency?" Half of the dogs are resting and conserving energy until it's time to eat, and according to the description, two calves were brought down without losing a single dog.
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  33. I've already seen the video with the crocodile trying to slide into the DMs and then pretending to just be a dinosaur statue or floating rock, but I didn't notice Simba @ [ 1:08 ] trying to be Mufasa. EDIT: [ 2:00] Whoever came up with the clever idea of putting a birdhouse in a leopard's tree has bloody bird feathers and half-eaten eggs shells on their hands.
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  34. It's basically an office receptionist from the 1960s. It's more of a bookkeeper than a creature from the Book of Revelations.
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  35. He's pretty confident. They can recognize individual lions, and you see it took three hyenas to get the courage to gently nibble his tail.
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  36. It does seem like getting opened up by small scissors or piranhas.
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  37. They're bullies, but they're always afraid. They're cats.
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  38. Exactly! Wake the people up because I'm beginning to lose faith in humanity.
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  39. It's okay. The buffalo isn't hurting anymore. It's in cattle heaven now bleating and being annoying.
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  40. He's making the Chewbacca and Wookie destress calls that are all going unanswered. Maybe it was just too much for her.
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  41. It's not cruel. They don't have time to go for the throat and eat slowly like lions. There are plenty of videos of lions eating zebras and warthogs alive.
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  42.  @KS-wk6uk  Who reads a post about a hyena having a "nice haircut," and takes it literally? I'm not a Reddit user, but I'm sure they made "r/whooosh" for replies like yours.
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  43. Since he obviously didn't watch the original Jurassic Park film, they should have lied and told him, "the elephant's vision is based on movement." As long as he doesn't move, the elephant won't see him.
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  44. I know the other cats are too rough, but you'd think they'd take an experienced sister, mother, or aunt along with them rather than leaving the pride and surviving alone until the cubs are bigger.
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  45. World record for the quickest and worst surprise birthday party and gender reveal ever @ [ 0:13 ].
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  46. [1:03] That's some impressive camouflage from the leopard. It came from no where and was virtually invisible until it moved.
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  47.  @DLIX2DCLI  Hey! Don't disrespect the trotting king of the African grassland and one of the first celebrities discovered on YouTube.
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  48. How could roll when it was dragged out of the water?
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  49. How did you get a direct reply that easily? I've posted million of comments, and can't even get a like.
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  50. Judging by the deceased zebra's facial expression and jaw muscles @ 1:03, his last word was "why." He's probably looking down from horse and zebra heaven watching his teeth eat dirt.
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